Toyama Castle富山城
Toyama Castle, located in the heart of Toyama city, is a flatland-style Japanese castle that was originally constructed in 1543. Now maintained as a public park by the government of Japan, the castle has a history of burning down, with fires occurring in 1899 and 1933. In order to preserve the castle's legacy, a replica of the main keep was built in 1954 and now serves as a home for the Toyama Local History Museum and the Sato Memorial Art Museum, which boasts a collection of tea ceremony utensils and antiques. The only remaining original parts of the castle are the Chiyoda Gate and some sections of the original moats and stonework.
Highlights
Old traditional architecture
Park
Museum
Opening Hours
09:00 - 17:00
Admission
Adult: 210¥
Senior High School and under: free
Address
1-62 Honmaru, Toyama
Getting There
- 12 minutes walk from Toyama Station (富山駅)
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